Republic India One Rupee Bank Notes (1949-2017)- Including very rare notes - with display Stand (Demonetized & Collectible Category)

One Rupee note was issued for the first time as a promissory note on 30th November 1917 during the reign of King George V.

The second note was issued on 24th July 1940 again in the reign of King George V.
The third note was issued during the reign of King George VI in 1944.

Cherishing its ‘100 Birthday’ , the smallest denomination bank note of India, the One Rupee Note has come a long way since 1917. The first one rupee note of Republic India was printed in 1949 and continued its journey till 2017
After the Independence of India, Government of India redesigned Previous King George VI Re.1 note in 1949 . The first issue of this note was issued by K R K Menon in 1949 and 2nd issue of same note was issued by K G Ambegaonkar in 1950. The King’s portrait was replaced by the Lion Capital of Ashoka (National Emblem). K.G.Ambegaonkar issued green & violet colour notes in 1951 later the same year the colour was changed from Green to Violet. Both coloured one rupee notes of 1951 are very rare & valuable for collectors.
In the issue of 1957 to 1963 the design of the coin on the note was changed.
A completely new design was introduced in 1966 where the size of the note was reduced. Signing governors during this period were I.G.Patel in 1969 & ManMohan Singh in 1976.
This new design continued till 1994.
Due to the high cost of its production, the 1 Rupee note was discontinued and was finally reissued in the year 2015.
The One Rupee note again made an entry in 2015 by introducing few changes in the note of 1994.
From 1917 to 2017, One rupee note of India completed its 100 years of journey and a new addition of one rupee note in 2017 was issued.

 You will get the same notes as shown in video.